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Aug 26-Leaving to hunt the Selous on a 14 day lic
10 August 2007, 05:47
samwiseAug 26-Leaving to hunt the Selous on a 14 day lic
Hunting with Adam Clements in LU 5 for 10 days then on to Namibia and hunt for 10 days with Vaughan Fulton. Cape Buff are the primary animal on the first safari then Eland and Kudu with Vaughan. I hope it all turns out OK in Tanzania but I am just putting my head down and going!!!
Bob Clark
10 August 2007, 08:36
L. David KeithHave a safe and successful trip Bob, most of all have fun! Good hunting, David
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10 August 2007, 09:23
.366torquequote:
Originally posted by samwise:
Hunting with Adam Clements in LU 5 for 10 days then on to Namibia and hunt for 10 days with Vaughan Fulton. Cape Buff are the primary animal on the first safari then Eland and Kudu with Vaughan. I hope it all turns out OK in Tanzania but I am just putting my head down and going!!!
Give'em hot lead Bob!!!!
I truelly hope everything goes great for ya!! I can't wait to see your photos. We'll have to get together in October for some drinks.
10 August 2007, 09:49
470 MbogoHave a great trip and hopefully we will see the pictures and hear the stories in the Spring at the Western Canada Big Bore shoot, hopefully in Williams Lake. What part of Namibia will you be going to. that is one place that my wife and I want to travel to next.
Good Hunting
Dave
10 August 2007, 16:03
ALP#4I just back from Tanzania, landing here in the states late yesterday afternoon. Hunted Selous block L1 and had an incredible hunt . If you're staying at the Sea Cliff order the Seafood combo*****
10 August 2007, 16:39
mboga biga bwanaquote:
just back from Tanzania, landing here in the states late yesterday afternoon. Hunted Selous block L1 and had an incredible hunt .
Well Done !
We need Pics !
Seloushunter
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10 August 2007, 17:15
ALP#4I haven't downloaded yet but hope to get some posted over the weekend.
I was buff hunting only my bull was just at 41" with a worn boss, age was est. at 14 yrs.
450 gr TSX .458WM shot between the eyes at 85 yds (only shot I had as he had us pegged)
10 August 2007, 17:50
samwiseThanks guys-470 Mbogo I am hunting 4 hours North of Windhoek this time.
Bob Clark
10 August 2007, 18:23
SidnyeSounds like a monster bull Alp#4. Look forward to seeing the pics and reports
And for the love of Pete, please ask me how my son did on our hunt in the Selous.
10 August 2007, 18:32
wihntrBob,
See you in Namibia in a few weeks!